Hyper-Expandable Cross-Linked Protein Crystals as Scaffolds for Catalytic Reactions.

Scaffolding catalytic reactions within porous materials is a powerful strategy to enhance the reaction rates of multicatalytic systems. However, it remains challenging to develop materials with high porosity, high diversity of functional groups within the pores, and guest-adaptive tunability. Furthermore, it is challenging to capture large catalysts such as enzymes within porous materials.

Going in Blind: A Common Scenario in an Uncommon Situation.

Audience: Medical students, interns, junior resident physicians, senior resident physicians.

Background: Power outages have been increasing in frequency in the past few years, therefore becoming an increased threat to healthcare delivery.1 While most studies related to the effects of power outages are focused on outpatient care, such as acute exacerbations of chronic lung conditions and the lack of chargeable equipment, with the increasing number of power outages, hospitals must be prepared for this situation as well.

Lessons Learned in the Design and Implementation of Virtual Telemedicine Curriculum for Third Year Medical Students Incorporating New AAMC Telehealth Competencies.

This article was migrated. The article was marked as recommended. Telehealth, including Telemedicine, is the use of electronic communications technology to provide healthcare at a distance.

Sort, Assess, Life-Saving Intervention, Triage With Drone Assistance in Mass Casualty Simulation: Analysis of Educational Efficacy.

Introduction Mass casualty incident (MCI) simulation and triage are educational methods used to provide high fidelity training to first response teams. Simulation and triage need to be as effective as possible to train professionals for true emergencies involving mass casualty. Although MCI simulation and triage have been used in the pre-professional setting (i.

Seizure as an Initial Presentation for Posterior Reversible Encephalopathy Syndrome in Undiagnosed Systemic Lupus Erythematosus and Lupus Nephritis: A Case Report.

Posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (PRES) is a syndrome presenting with neurological manifestations including headaches, seizures, and notable changes in brain imaging. It is typically associated with an acute increase in blood pressure, metabolic abnormalities, and/or medication effects. PRES is challenging to diagnose due to its variable presentation and low incidence.